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 1 Fore                    X    |            Among Immigrants in the Americas, 1887–1987, and A Scalabrinian
 2 Writ,     1           XII    |            for the Italians in the Americas). Piacenza: Tip. G. Tedeschi,
 3 Intr,     3           XXI    |       promoted in Italy and in the Americas. The direct dialogue that
 4 Intr,     4          XXII    |         and finding fortune in the Americas.14 Potential migrants therefore
 5 Intr,     5          XXVII   |        establish themselves in the Americas and in part modified his
 6    1,     1,    I       2    |       would embark for the distant Americas where they hoped to find
 7    1,     1,   IV       9    |           word, it is there in the Americas, either in the infinite
 8    1,     1,   VI      13    |           coasts of Africa and the Americas, a fitting place on which
 9    1,     1,    X      28    |          in the vast plains of the Americas a new Italy, perhaps rich
10    1,     2            52    |           coasts of Africa and the Americas, a fitting place on which
11    1,     2            53    |           to our countrymen in the Americas, among whom they might have
12    1,     2            57    |            spend five years in the Americas serving our countrymen,
13    1,     4            73    |           Italian emigrants in the Americas, should ask to be admitted
14    1,     4            73    |     emigrants, particularly in the Americas.”~Priests and laymen may
15    1,     4            78    |            the many regions of the Americas hosting national emigration,
16    1,     5,    I      83    |            the vast regions of the Americas, especially in the North.
17    1,     6            97    |            for the Italians in the Americas~(1892)~ ~In March 1892,
18    1,     7,   II     115    |       Italian Emigrants in the Two Americas.~The lengthy report that
19    1,     7,   II     117    |           far-off countries of the Americas or to those who in their
20    1,     8           134    |       countrymen especially in the Americas among whom they may have
21    2,     1, Rep1     139    |          Italian immigrants in the Americas, especially in the United
22    2,     1,   IV     157    |             The bishops of the two Americas should be informed ahead
23    2,     1, Summ, I,  160   |        Italians who migrate to the Americas, lured by the hope of finding
24    2                  181(5) |        Scalabrini had left for the Americas. An authoritative presentation
25    2,     2,    3     181    |         emigrate from Italy to the Americas each year in search of a
26    2,     2,   12     191    |           for our emigrants in the Americas, as well as the best wishes
27    2,     2,   13     192    |     promoting liberal ideas in the Americas and in particular the unfortunate
28    2,     3           199    | visitations to the migrants in the Americas. The exchange of letters
29    2,     3           200    |            migrant brethren in the Americas, through the mission of
30    2,     3,   26     218    |          of Catholicism in the two Americas.~ These observations and
31    2,     3,   26     224    |            work right there in the Americas. Such an organization should
32    2,     3,   26     227    |      phenomenon, especially in the Americas, and thus of keeping alive
33    2,     4           233    |           found on the spot in the Americas. In this dialectic process,
34    2                  236(10)|          Italian immigrants in the Americas,” sent to Cardinal Giovanni
35    2                  245(30)|          Italian immigrants in the Americas. He served as Secretary
36    2                  316(13)|         Italians emigrating to the Americas.” The Cardinal answered
37    2                  317(14)|           the papal nuncios in the Americas to inform them of such decisions,
38 Bibl                  349    |            among immigrants in the Americas.~ An annotated listing of
39 Bibl                  350    |            among Immigrants in the Americas, 1887–1987. Center for Migration